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66Oregon Travel Guide - Smith Rock
by Karen Ellis
The Newberry volcano spewed lava that flowed down the Crooked River canyon forming low cliffs and steep vertical fin-like shapes. That was 1.2 million years ago. Today it's 651 acres called Smith Rock State... published 6 months ago
73How to Choose Climbing Shoes
by spedia
How to choose a rock climbing shoes How small they should be Shoe stretch Symmetrical and asymmetric climbing shoes There are many different varieties of climbing shoes to suit many... published 9 months ago
77How to Spur Climb a Tree
by Kathryn Vercillo
Hopefully there's a good reason that you're interested in learning how to spur climb a tree. It is one of the most commonly used methods for getting up trees but it's a method which has been declining in... published 13 months ago
63A Guide to Mountain Climbing Sport
by balisunset
Mountain climbing is a unique sport. First, it is one of only a few completely new sports, those that are not adaptations and codifications of folk activities. Second, for the well over 100 years of history... published 3 months ago
53Ice Week in Rjukan
by CosmicRay
Wel, what a week we've just had. After 3 years of itching and wishing, I finally made it to Rjukan for the full-on week of ice-climbing that I have been promising myself for nearly 3 years. Yet again, Sue... published 9 months ago
59A Guide to Rock Climbing
by balisunset
Rock climbing is a sport elusive of definition; different from mountain climbing,“scrambling,” and hiking, rock climbing is generally distinguished by its structure,with climbs of recognized gradations of... published 2 months ago
65Top Vacation Spots in the United States of America
by stephenz
Did you know that Base camp sits at 12,000 feet? It's uniquely full of shade and away from the hot blazing summer sun. It is a great place to halt for a quick pick me up snack. There are voices that echo... published 3 months ago
56How to Ascend to Greatness
by jforrest
Suppose in your life, you have your very own inner call, your personal Mount Everest to climb. At its pristine peak you might envision your own business, being a great parent, going to Tahiti for a winter,... published 8 months ago
67Outdoor Activities in San Diego
by Solorya
I moved to the campus of Point Loma Nazarene University soon after my 18th birthday, and as a freshman out "on the point" and low on cash, I quickly figured out that you didn't have to be rollin' in the dough... published 6 months ago
57UK First Time Buyers
by LiquidMercury
Is it not amazing that the British first time property buyer, once and no doubt still regarded as the backbone and life blood of the UK property market, and by some, the economy, finds themselves rocked form... published 9 months ago
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